Trump anticipates Iran deal post-elections
According to President Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, an agreement with Iran is expected to be reached after the upcoming US midterm elections. This agreement would focus on allowing Iran to rebuild its economy and nuclear capabilities or choosing to continue the confrontation that threatens its efforts to resume nuclear threats. Trump also reviewed American military actions in the region to ensure the safety of maritime routes and energy supplies, confirming that US ammunition stocks are increasing with the establishment of 18 new factories aimed at boosting production and supplying weapons to allies more quickly. Additionally, Trump affirmed that the United States supports a peace plan for the Gaza crisis and is working to end conflicts, rejecting illegal immigration policies and emphasizing the importance of maintaining national sovereignty. On the artificial intelligence front, Trump announced that America leads the world in this field and opposes the creation of an international framework to control the technology, calling on countries to face international challenges for a safer and more prosperous world.
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